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by masklinn 11mo ago
The tracing (or mark) part is, appropriately, the one that traces objects. Sweeping is just > considering the rest as garbage and collecting them
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by masklinn 11mo ago
> Isn't the entire point of SMRs that they are effectively a complete package and it takes very little effort to ship them out and getting them to produce power. That's the point if / when we have actually working SMRs, wi
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by masklinn 1y ago
> Cybertrucks are for pioneers. Pioneers in what? Old ways to get fleeced? Cars that can’t car? Look if you wanted a tow truck princess at least an Alfa looks good.
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by masklinn 1y ago
NJB did as well: https://youtu.be/jN7mSXMruEo
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by masklinn 1y ago
Most of these is confirmation of easily observable reality, but the 4x difference in rollback rates, jesus christ.
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by masklinn 1y ago
The “exoskeleton” part? The stainless panels are poorly glued to an aluminum frame. The frame provides the structure, the panels are load, not bearing.
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by masklinn 1y ago
That is utterly worthless without knowing what the SE and SE2 were sold for in the same context. The 16e's MSRP in germany is 699.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> Unsurprisingly, the primary reason identified for the iPhone 16e 's weaker debut is its higher launch price. Adjusting for inflation, the SE (€479 in 2020) was €588 and the SE2 (€519 in 2022) was €567. The 16e is 699, a 25% incre
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by masklinn 1y ago
Not in any sort of meaningful way no. Pockets dissolving seconds later by random chance does not do anything in an hour long wash cycle.
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by masklinn 1y ago
Alec actually looked at that in a previous video of the dishwasher series. There is no "different dissolve rate" or "dispensed in sequence". https://youtu.be/Ll6-eGDpimU?t=718
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by masklinn 1y ago
> share one 20A residential circuit 15, dishwasher manufacturers can't assume the dishwasher is on a 20.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> we have to draw the line somewhere Do we? You can pop-count the two lists and checks that those are equal.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> With Epic the first million you make is free. That's Epic using its money from other markets for loss leader schemes in order to grab market share. It's a very classic move (same as free games), and it's always detriment
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by masklinn 1y ago
An option you did not mention, although not generally available to languages with advanced runtime, is that even if you have immutable strings you can realloc them if you know you're the only owner of that string (e.g. because they&#x2
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by masklinn 1y ago
What you're talking about is using an oracle (a different implementation of what you're testing), it's an option for property (or exhaustive) testing but is by no means a requirement. Even for a sort function there are plenty
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by masklinn 1y ago
> As noted a paragraph later, the Java compiler is able to detect and “fix” this, by rewriting the code to use a mutable string. Does it actually do that nowadays? Back in my days it was incapable of lifting the builder out of loops, so
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by masklinn 1y ago
Because you'd have teeth rubbing out all through the course, which would eat them through very quickly, or you'd have to add toothed rollers throughout the course which would increase complexity tremendously.
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by masklinn 1y ago
You can't sell a train to VCs, so you have to invent reinvent worse trains.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> Automatic unit tests, CI/CD, should have caught it first. Tests can't prove the absence of bugs, only their presence. Bugs or regressions will slip through. Bisect is for when that happens and the cause is not obvious.
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by masklinn 1y ago
> This whole thing is pointless. It's definitely pointless if you completely miss the point of it. > OpenAI Atlas defeats all of this by being a user's web browser. They got between you and the user you're trying to ser
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by masklinn 1y ago
Also foreign_keys has to be set per connection but journal_mode is sticky (it changes the database itself).
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by masklinn 1y ago
> Consumers are happy with physical SIMs, you obtain one, you put it in your phone then you forget about it until you swap your phone. As a consumer I was much happier with esims: I swapped provider, got the esim in the mail essentially
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by masklinn 1y ago
> It sounds like you’re talking about the benefits of having both? physical sims make no contribution to any of their points.
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by masklinn 1y ago
*fix not did (damn you autocorrect)
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by masklinn 1y ago
… why are you calling it ordered when it’s sorted rather than, well, ordered?
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by masklinn 1y ago
> some Web Applications just require low latency high bandwidth internet to work properly. But the vast majority do not. And this haranguing is an opportunity / defensible position to put more efforts and resources into performances
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by masklinn 1y ago
shimming proof not picking, sorry just noticed the entirely wrong word
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by masklinn 1y ago
Yup, and people get real stupid with it too. I’ve seen people request an update to fix redos vulnerabilities in a go package using the stdlib only. Because some time some where a bot flagged the regex and a CVE was opened with no considerat
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by masklinn 1y ago
Also the company sold a picking-proof version… at a higher price.
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by masklinn 1y ago
That’s McNally rather than LPL.

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